What Black said.
I myself have only ever seen Ubisoft & EA do such a thing on more then one occasion, with "In your face" advertisements, where they self-promote their products...and on the rare occasion, someone elses product. (wtf does a real body spray advertisement have to do with Burnout3?)
And they're all placed so badly, ruining the immersion factor, cant see why terrorists from across the world would be running Brothers in Arms on their PC while I sneak around them as Sam Fisher and hack the system, just to later see an AMD64 logo appear on it when I'm done.
It seems to be more of a publisher-enforced thing though.
I myself have only ever seen Ubisoft & EA do such a thing on more then one occasion, with "In your face" advertisements, where they self-promote their products...and on the rare occasion, someone elses product. (wtf does a real body spray advertisement have to do with Burnout3?)
And they're all placed so badly, ruining the immersion factor, cant see why terrorists from across the world would be running Brothers in Arms on their PC while I sneak around them as Sam Fisher and hack the system, just to later see an AMD64 logo appear on it when I'm done.
It seems to be more of a publisher-enforced thing though.